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Council reviews Jordan Bluffs concept; seeks more mixed-use and circulation detail
Summary
Developers presented a revised Jordan Bluffs concept (four 58-plex buildings plus about 128 townhomes and a 15-acre park). Council praised the mix of unit types but urged more mixed-use elements, a community gathering space, clarified adjacency to public works, and specific parking and snow-removal plans.
City staff and developers presented a revised concept for Jordan Bluffs View 78 (Pods A & B) during the Sept. 17 meeting, describing higher-density residential buildings and townhomes with on-site amenities and a proposed 15-acre park.
Community Development Director Adam Olsen introduced Gardner & Co. and Wasatch Residential's reworked plan. David Dennison (Gardner & Co.) said the proposal includes four 58-plex buildings, a clubhouse and approximately 128 townhomes to create a varied housing mix. Adam Lankford (Wasatch Residential) said the team proposes extending Seghini Drive with dedicated on-street parallel parking and garages for units. Council members expressed support for public amenities but asked for more mixed-use elements (coffee shop or community space), recommended protected bike lanes paired with single-sided on-street parking, and raised concerns about snow removal and adjacency to the Public Works yard. No formal action was taken; the item remains a discussion item for further refinement.
